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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-27
The Hnstlngs Court.

The attention of this court was occu-
pied all day yesterday in the trial OF the
case Of f. \. Levy, charged with feloni-
ously and maliciously cutting Mr.. Win
field Scott A number of witnesses were
examined, and, after argument by counsel,
the case was given to the jury about half
past o'clock. At o'clock the jury
not having agreed. the court took re-
cess until 3 O'clock at which time the
jury were brought in, and the foreman
stated that they could not agree on u
verdict The were sent back until $50
o'clock, when still being unable to agree,
they were sent to the st. Claire Hotel
for supper. After which they were locked
up until 10 o'clock this morning
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Epi.connl High school.

The session OF this excellent instiiu-
tion, located near Alexandria begins to-
day. This school is well known through
out Virginia, having been established in
1899, and having been always noted for
thoroughness of instruction and the high
standard Of ifs course. Under Messrs J..
NJ Blackford principal, and j. HeXlon,
Is s'ociate principal it has not only main
tanned. bat added to its reputation. until
now 70 is recognized as one of the best
educational establishments In the coun-
try Catalogues will be sent 10 any one
ON application
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TuE COMING YACHT RACt.
Both Racer. Rcady for tho contest

bh'h hh'fiN h'hhN wv A'' ''H''''f
New YORK, September 26-The Vol.
unteer was lowered into the water from
Tebo's South Brooklyn dock at $50 this
morning. in the presense OF several hun.
dred people. and as she iloated the crowd
raised hearty cheer, which Captain
HofI responded to by raising his cap and
smiling happily. By noon the sails were
bent and the ccnterboard hung Neither
General Paine nor Mr. Burgess was
aboard The yacht will probably take
short spin this afternoon, and then come
to anchor off the Atlantic Yacht Club
house at Bay Ridge, 10 wsit'for to'mor'
row s battle
Final preparations were also completed
on the Thistle, Mr. and Mrs Bell have
taken up quarters on shore. Near the
Scotch vessel lies last years challenger
the Galatea Lieutenant Hem says he
could not miss the coming races Cap.
tain Barr said he was praying for good
dav and fresh breeze The papers say
the Volunteer can beat us in still wealth
er. said he, with wink, but | hope
wen have IL just the same Inspector
Byrnes will have charge OF the police
boat patrol, and will do all in his power
to keep the course clear.
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81. MARY's SCHOOL.


Sunday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, RI
Rev. Abbott Haed Of North Carolina
blessed ST. Mary's Parocheal school on
Marshall street between Third and
Fourth The services were exceedingly
interesting. A large assemblage was
present among which were representa-
tives of ST. Vincent de Pauls cathedral,
the Richmond Catholic Beneficial Society,
and ST. Mary's Social Union.
The Rev. Abbott delivered an eloquent
address, but in German and English. and
after the exercises were over delegates
from these various societies called ON the
Abbott, who recei, ed them in al propriate
terms
This school is a substantial and we'll
built structure, and will no doubt do good
work i'm the cause Of education
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-27

| visitors From That state Reports FROM
the Courts sundays Church Chimes.
! Madison Ward Club Meeting.
Pursuant to a call signed by number
of Marylsnders now residing in Rich
/ mond, about twenty natives Of that State
met last night in the Old Tobacco Ex.
change. Mr J. II. Griffith called the
meetnr to order Mr.. S. w. Travers
was made chairman, and MrJ. H. Witty
secretary.
Captain Louis Bossieux was present,
and, being called on said that he had re-
ceiyed letter from General Bradley T.
johnson, stating that on the occasion OF
The laying of the cornerstone Of the Lee
/ Monument there would be present about
600 veterans Of the Maryland line that
they would pay all their own expenses,
and bring with them the Marine band.
Mr. Jenkins said that last summer
when 10 was intended by Pickeits men
/ 20 place n monument AZ Gettysburg the
/ Marylandes raised large sum Of money
/ 10 entertain about one thousand Virgin
lans This sum they never were called on
90 use and il is with this fund that they
pay their expenses TO Richmond.
Mr. j. j. Wright moved the appoint
ment Of committee OF five TO form a
plan how to suitably carry out the OBJ
jects Of this meeting and report at an
adjourned meeting. Agreed to.
The following were appointed J. j.
Wright, +. Courtney jenkins, j. II.
Witty, ]. II. Griffith, Dr. Joseph A.
White and Chairman $ W Travers, IL
ofici0
This committee will consider the sub
iect in all It's phases
There will be a large number Of ladies
accompanying the veterans from Balti-
more, and they will be lunched and placed
in position 50 that they can see the pa
rade.
The Marylanders 10 Richmond and
vicinity number about 100, and il is pro-
posed that they meet their brother states
men on arrival and act as their escort in
the parade
ltis also proposed to have a special
badge for all the Maryland veterans and
residents, also that the resident Mary
landers float Maryland flags from their
places of business and residences.
The committee viii consider all these
things and report to a meeting which
will be held Thursday night at S o'clock
in the room Of the Richmond Grays at
the ArmOry.
Adjourned.
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OVER THE RIVER.
YESTERDA Us RECORD OF EVENTS
~ MANCHESTER.
An Anti-Mahone Convention on the Tspis.
sunday Services In the Churches Court
News Couple OF Runaway Accidents.
General and Minor Mention.


General and Minor Mention.
a number Of anti Malone Republicans
left the city yesterday for Chesterfield
Courthouse The object Of their Journey.
10 is understood, was TO talk over in con-
junction, with anti-Mshone Republicans
from the counties in the distri t, the ac-
tion of the recent Malone convention
held in Manchester and probably to place
a third ticket in the field Major Joseph
Walker Is understood 10 be the leader in
this movement, though some say his
visit 20 the courthouse was siinDly 10 at
tend the meeting OF the Board OF Super
visOrs of which he Is a member.
No news from the courthouse had
been received late yesterday evening.
The regular pastors preached in all the
churches Yesterday except At Meade
Memorial Rev. John j Clopton, the
rector Of this church, is in Baltimore,
and Mr. W. ID. Gibson OF Richmond con-
Quoted early services
Sunday the Salvation Army Captain. a
man by the name Of Johnson, had open
air preaching near the railroad He had
large audience Of colored people, but
no converts
The Hastings Court will. in all prob
ability adjourn to-day. Judge Ingram
says that he has been as hard worked
this term as any since his accession to
the bench Some OF the cases have re-
quired much time and patience, and in
addition the Judge has bee ON the bench
several hours every day since the term
began
a horse ran away Yesterday afternoon
ON upper Hull street and just I'm front Of
Messrs. Bowen and Bradley store struck
a lady crossing the street and knocked her
down She was stunned considerably
but beyond that was not much hurt.
Another horse yesterday afternoon
knocked down one Of the awning poles
in front of q store on Hull between
Tenth and Eleventh streets
Though Yesterday was Monday morn
Ing the Mayor did not have a single
case IN, his court docket
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charged with watch Stealing.

Some time ago a watch was stolen IRON
the law Office Off. h. Randolph belong
ing to Ben Turner A colored boy nam
ed Joseph Underwood was arraigned
charged with the crime. Underwood had
the watch in his possession but said be
got it from another colored boy named
James Weeden, alias Thompson. Weeden
has since the robbery kept away from
town until two days ago, when he came
back and was arrested promptly. lie
was before the Police Court yesterday
The case was continued until to-day so
shat witnesses might DO summoned.
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Irl.h Con.tabuIary nesten.

LoNDoN. September 26-A force on
police and bailifs At Kilbarry, Ireland,
seized number Of cattle belonging to
the Hurley family for non.payment OF
rent. 4 crowd which had gathered made
an attack with stones and pitchforks
upon the officers. The police used their
bayOnets in their attempts to epel their
assailants, but were compelled 10 retreat
and leave their cattle behind them. Arch
bishop Walsh has issued pastoral, In
which he says he hopes the people will
refrain from violence and continue In the
paths of justice Such a course, he says
will bring peace to Ireland. Everything
IS quiet al Fermoy this morning.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-27

Baseball managers are accused Of form
ing combination 10 keep down the
wages Of the three thousand professional
players, and the result is that there is
likely TO be a strike
One plea Of the managers is that a
player who gets $4,000 for six months
has nothing to complain Of The players
reply that the managers get from 100000
to 100000 a year. This is the most curl
GUS strike on record.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-27
OVER THE WIRES.
LATEST ETENTS OF INTEREST AT
HOME AND ABROAD

The Tobacco Crop Greatly Injured b'
Frost In the West-Bonds Purchased by
the Treasury -salvationists Attacked In
Montreal Police Beaten In Ireland.
EVANSVILLE, IND., September 26.-No
doubt the growing tobacco has been seri.
ously injured in the region Of the country
I'm Southern Illinois, Indiana, and Kansas,
Of which this is the center. Reports are
general TO this effect The tobacco in the
bottom lands Is badly injured. IL is too
soon to venture reliable estimates Of loss
on the crop
THE MIAMI VALLEY CROP ENTIRELY
RUINED.
CINCINNATI, September 26.-Leading
tobacco dealers report the entire tobacco
crop in the Miami Valley ruined by frost
Instead of 10000 hogsheads Of white bar
ley sold in this market, it will not be over
10000 An advance OF several cents 10
the pound is predicted
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-27

On Sunday evening information was
received that Mr.. James b. Marshall, Jr.
travelling salesman for the wholesale
grocery house of L. c. Younger ~ Co.,
had been thrown from his horse at Ben
yertsville. S c., and killed. His remains
will reach here this morning via the Dan
vile Railroad, and his funeral will take
place this afternoon at ! o'clock from
the residence of his parents 6lj West
Grace street. The remains will be
taken to Petersburg for interment.
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The Mozart Musicale Trouble with
the Orchestra.

The Mozart Musicale-Iho Trouble with
the Orchestra.
The regular weekly musicale OF the
Mozart Association was attended by a
good audience last night, and the excel
lent programme was as delightfully."- re-
ceiyed as usual The orchestral and in-
strumental numbers were all most artist
ically given, and the singing of Miss
Annie Louise Griswold in the secoAd,
fifth. and seventh numbers was very
much enjoyed and heartily applauded
This may be the last musicale in which
the old and popular orchestra will appear.
10 was stated in the TIMES several days
ago that during the summer the pay Of
the members of the orchestra had been re-
duced Mrty-hr6e and q Mird per cent, with
the understanding that they would be put
back this fall, and that as the promised
raise had been refused the orchestra had
decided not 10 play after the lst Of Octo-
her This statement was correct, except
that the reduction had been over 80 per
cent instead of 33t and az the music
committee say they cannot afford to play
any longer at the reduced pay, this will
be their last appearance, unless the trouble
is arranged.
The Board of Governors will hardly
permit the musicale to stop, however,
but will endeavor to do the best they can
to keep up the entertainments.
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Church Note.

All the churches were well attended
on Sunday, the various congregations
having returned home from their summer
trips.
Rev. William Munford of Dallas Texas,
preached TO good congregations at the
Monumental church Sunday morning and
at the Soldiers Home chapel in The after
noon
Rev. Dr. Hager ohiciafcd at the First
Presbyterian church for Rev Dr. Hoge.
Rev. Dr. Kerr filled the pulpit at his
own church twice ON Sunday.
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Secretary Fairchild sees No Cause for
Changing His Financial Policy.

New YORK, September 26-Secretary
Fairchild is at the sub treasury to-day.
He expects 10 remain in the city until
"Wednesday morning, when he will 90 to
Washington A reporter asked him
about his financial policy
My position was pretty clearly defined
In the Treasury Department circular
which was issued few days ago was
the reply, "and do not see any reason
20 change my views
The Secretary saw nothing in the imam
cial situation al which the people need
be alarmed There was good outlook
for the fall and winters business Mer-
chants and manufacturers were hopeful.
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OVER THE CITY.
LOCAL Events OF INTEREST IN
RICHMOND AND VICINITY

Meeting of Marylanders to Entertain the
Visitors From That state Reports From
the Courts sundays Church Chimes.
Madison Ward Club Meeting.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-27
WORK OF TRsIN-wRECKERs
Two Attempts to Destroy Passenger

Two Attempts to Destroy Passenger Trains
CHICAGO, September ga Vincennes,
Ind, special says Late Saturday night a
passenger train on the Cairo, Nincennes
and Chicago railroad ran into a saw log
that was laid upon the track, about eight
miles south Of Yincennes The log was
as large in circumference as flour bar
rel. II was laid in such shape as TO
enable the engine to knock 10 of over
a hundred people were on the train and
felt considerable alarm over their narrow
escape The miscreants who 0bstructed
The train are not known. A few nights
ago an attempt was made 10 wreck an
Ohio and Mississippi train between
Shoals and Huron. On this occasion
cross-ties were piled on the track, but
Engineer Thorn saw them in time to re-
verse the engine. The obstruction was
strong enough 10 shake up the passengers
and throw of the cab. The railroad
company will hire detectives to work up
evidence against the wreckers.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-27

MONTREAL, September 26-Four hun
dred ship laborers assaulted the Salvation
Army recruits in cowardly manner
here to-day As means Of protection
from the assailauts the Salgationists car
ried the banner OF Premier Mercrier,
president OF the Ship Laborers Union.
II was mistaken for that Of Lord Lans-
downe's and was broken to atoms The
girl who carried it was seriously
wounded
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No New Cholera Developments

NEW YORK, September 26.-There were
no new developments in the matter OF
the cholera patients on Hoffman, island
to-day. No reports OF any further deaths
or fresh cases Of the disease have been
reported TO the quarantine commissioners
up TO noon.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-27
subscriptions Asked for the Lee Monument

The Finance Committee Of Il +. Lee
Camp at their meeting yesterday adopted
resolution urging the public-spirited
citizens of Richmond to literally sub
scribe when called on, either by the sub
committee which has been appointed, or
forward their subscriptions to either
member of the Finance Committee or 10
the State Bank. The appeal Of the COM
mittee appears elsewhere in our adyer-
tising columns.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-27
THE NEw YORK DEMOCRATS


To Nee, In Convention at O'Clock To-Day
Special 10 the Times
SARATOGA, September 2s-ln the con
vention which meets AT , o'clock in the
Casino tomorrow there Is likely to be
opposition 10 the admission Of the Irving
Hall delegates, who are determined TO
fight vigorously for recognition This
will delay the proceeding of the conyen-
iion and send IL over ill Wednesday
Frederick Cook will be renominated for
Secretary Of State also d. J. Fitzgerald
for State Treasurer The Attorney Gen
eralship seems TO offer a contest, which
lies between William Poucher o. Oswego
and Charles Tabor of Erie
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-27
Nnn KIppur.

The Jewish festival, Yom Kippur, or
day Of atonement, begins at sunset this
evening and lasts until sunset tomorrow.
This Is the most solemn fast known TO
the Hebrews, and is strictly observed by
all Jews throughout the world. No work
is done, and nothing at all is eaten from
the beginning 10 the end OF the fast
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-27
rHr NEW CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
Bishop Keanc Working Hard for the In
stitutiOn

The New York Catholic Neirs says
RI Rev Bishop Keano, Of Richmond
rector Of the Catholic university, was in
the city Monday. In relation 20 the uni
yersity the bishop said We intend 10
commence building Immediately. The
divinity building viii be erected, and we
hope 10 have it ready by the fall of 1889
The buildingitself will cost about $40
600, but il take at least 81 100000, includ-
ing the endowment Of professional chair,
and other necessary requirements, TO es-
tablish this department SO you see we
do not propose 20 wait until the amount
that the entire university will cost, pro-
badly SS000,OOO, is pledged Further
more, we will not contract one dollar of
debt The erection of the other build
ings will he according as Providence
directs and it viii doubtless require TWEEN
~ years to complete the entire university
We will open with six professors, and IN
two years hope 10 obtain the entire afr
eight or ten In January, Bishop Ire
land and myself start collecting In the
East, and Bishop Spaulding and will
continue IT,
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llANlll RUBBER STAMP MANUFA
Il KING CO., l0H T.. Main ST. Mauufac
ni anl importers of stamp novelties.
VI" DOMINION RUBBER STAMP WORKS,
hauA street. Agents wanted send for
circular.
n. Sign Painting;
hOhPSON. Franklin street. under EN-
aNtc Hotel. Advertising sign artist.
fait irnce and wall signs speciality.
Aif'l loMb. 80. 2s \. Ninth street Sign
i''"tas and gliding on glass.
b ,. Soap Factory.
~ 'AH.lN co, 1876 Franklin street (estab
'-'' i''J. Toilet and Laundry Soaps
p ur TailOrs:
u oiAH0, Twelfth street, under American
'''''" Nific and military tailor.
Indertakorss
un. MOkhlsETT, No. II Seventh street.
'aleleoier Phone. 5O5.
Wire Mattresses and Cots.
~, w. LOWE 22li T.. Main street, manufactu-
~. Yi champion Woven Wire Mattresses
,a, N''s. The best and cheapest I'm the mar
.Pfp. ,., Wood and Coal
s-1 d, NOAL YARD (Rlba statiOn), Broad
F,s 'ue streets. w. 3. Pitcher, agent. All
p1or, " ", Goal, Wood. and Coke. Tele-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-27

The James River Improvement Com
mittey met last night In the Council
Chamber Present, Messrs. CTenshaw
chairman, Powers, Hardgroye. Starke
and MollOy.
Colonel Burgwyn urged that the pile
driver be repaired.
After discussion it was decided to ap-
propriate 5000 for this purpose.
The next meeting of the Committee
will be Tuesday, October 4ih, on board
the tug boat.
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THE BALL FIELD.
Games Played Yesterday
Especial 90 the Times.

NEW YORK. September 26-The fol
lowing is the score Of the games played
yesterday
New Yorks, : Bostons, ?.
Philadelphias, : Washingtons, ;.
Deiroits, : indianapolis, D.
Brooklyns, Baltmores, 5.
Athletics, o Melropolitans, :.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-27

ur HENRY FBOEliNO, IL s. Twelfth street,
chemist % Chesapeake and Ohio and Rich
m0nd and Allegheny railroads. Special at
fcrf0u 90 ores and mineral waters.
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PURCHASE OF UNITED STATES BONDS.
The Total Amount Paid Out by the
Treasury.
Special 70 the Times.

y
Treasury.
Special 70 the Tines
WAsHISGToS, d. C., September 26--
The total amount Of money paid out by
the Treasury for bonds purchased under
the Secretary's circular of the 22d instant,
is 81, ,593. 423 OF this amount 81 .357 300
are he face value of per cents, and 50,
s27 $50 the face value Of Ats; making
the total amount Of the face value Of the
bonds redeemed $s,ls4 $50. The pre-
miums paid on these bonds amount 10
81. .40s, ,773; Of this amount 81 ,0s7 ,2Sl are
premiums on the As, and 1921 ,4s9 on the
AS.
Applications for the prepayment OF in
terest in the outstanding bonds received
to-day amount to fli5,000, making the
total Of such applications up to date t95,-
947,l60.
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DIRECTORY

BUSINESS HOUSES.

The Directory bel0io of roliab'e and good
3..nls. houses. qirinq their looati0n and
i..rses.. .ciR be- f0uHd Gerry tisJW as Il source
ofrefvcnce for ilJormot'on relqt'ce TO any
6ndH The diGcrcat byancie' Of business.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-27

OLIVER D. DYER 6l4 r.. Marshall street,
wholesale and retail. Sole agent for the
Cherokee Cough Drops.
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4lNFIELU DAIRY formerly Wcstnaml. Az
seventh street, and 5l9 +. Broad street
Fr..h mills. cream. butter butter milk, and
cheese.
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ADAM uIACONT. 2s T. Marshall street.
Wholesale and retail. Repairing neatly and
promptly dome.
g. b. sEbIE chENSHAW. Hl East Broad
slc0t mattress maker and upholsterer
Wholesale ani RETAIL Repairing neatly and
f.u.f done.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-27

uIT UUIIIING HOUSE. 800 ". Broad
street, Manufacturers of Vanilla Phosphate
and mineral waters.
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3D. WALLERSTlNE s. CO.. d and is S. Fl.
te.rfh street. Potatoes. butter. beans. cab
NHF0. $50.
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r.R .TEAsDALE. 1913 T.. Main street. Best
shoes.
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Streets Monuments. t0mbs. marbleized man
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.,reet Hair cutting dyoing shaving, and
sAmpOoug.
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The McAuliffe-C Coorey prize fight is
not of, but postponed by agreement un.
iii six weeks from October 81.
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JOSEPH UELARCE. ,02 r. Main street Bell
banging and general machine repairing.
N..N- tur patents.
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49, NfOk NEDfOkD, 8E D.. Main street
.ru.f Oboe Horse. Manufacturer and whole
.IrI ININr
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JOHN j. GEklNG. corner of Fourteenth and
Va.n streets. Tents awnings. bags. horse and
wagon covers.
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WALTER E.. BRAUER. stall so. ~. First
Market. Smoked beef tongues a specially.
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NAIIENJ. TODD. f20 N. Sixth street Con
.mm.nfs of country produce solicited.
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RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY. h. Adam,
proprietor, % s. Twelfth street. wholesale
.rI retail.
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AUHGH. 1925 T.. Main street. Watches and
faery neatly repaired.
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Yesterday Governor Lee appointed
Thomas Perry TO be inspector Of flour In
Alexandria.
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Contractors and Builders
.AC HOUSTON, 5l5 r. Main street
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,. l. DAVIS. - N Ninth street. Shades
awnings. o.l-cloths. and paper hanging.
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A. D. DlMMOCk, llW +. Main street. Cor
respondcncc solicited.